What to do if you feel like you can’t let your voice out when singing

Good songs can soothe people's anxiety and give them spiritual comfort, so many people like to listen to and sing songs. People who are good at singing have many advantages in life. Singing well can attract girls' attention and also help them release their stress. But many people cannot sing well, and many people feel that their voice cannot come out when they sing. So, what should you do if you feel like you can’t get your voice out when singing?

If you want to open up the sound, you must first figure out where to apply force and how to feel it. If the throat can be fully opened while singing, the singer should feel that the throat is expanding outwards and has the force to push the Adam's apple downwards. The correct way to open your throat is to feel your neck expanding outwards, and to feel the muscles on both sides of your throat sore, which in turn pushes your Adam's apple down.

Tip 1: Yawning is the easiest way to experience opening your throat. There is a way to help open the throat: when people are sleepy, they yawn while talking, and the throat is opened at this time. However, you should also avoid yawning too much, as this will cause the sound to be positioned too far back.

Tip 2: Finding the fulcrum of the chest will help open the throat. First think about a cold and cough. When singing, the sound comes from the cough. The voice and breath should be deep and profound, and the sound should come from the bottom of the throat.

Tip 3: Singing like someone with a broad voice can also help open your throat. When you imitate the singing of someone with a broad voice, you are not trying to imitate that person's timbre, but rather his technique.

Tip 4: Laughing and crying also help open the throat. You can tilt your head back and laugh or cry to help you feel the opening of your throat.